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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1944
Page
1
The Women of the Moose announce a Christmas dinner details to be decided later. The group will meet Friday December 15 to finalize arrangements. Sire Seale Dufresne chairs the group with Miss Virginia Bertrand as coordinator. Two candidates were initiated at a recent meeting.
The Appellate Division reverses Supreme Court Justice Pierce on the denial of a writ of habeas corpus in the cases of Hasty Maisterman and Ansil. The court orders discharge for the two men, following the prior arrest on charges from the Nasal malcontents inquiry. The ruling directs their immediate release from custody.
J Ziman of Coeymans Hollow disturbed a hornets nest while a gun butt struck his right arm when the gun discharged. He was taken to Albany Hospital by State Police for treatment after the incident on Sunday.
The State Motor Bureau began the 1945 automobile license issuance at the Renascler Court House. Twenty licenses were issued early, with a local office opening at 3 am. The 1945 plate display starts Feb 1, 1945, and initial applicants included Mrs Harries Hj Westover Road, W. Shufelk, Domonick Palladine, and B P Golden. County Clerk Lawrence J. Collies oversees the process, sending notices to early applicants. returns must reach the office by Jan 2. The 1945 plate must not be displayed before Jan 1, 1945.
Police investigate the death of Cassar A Agostinelli, 44, a hunter shot while hunting in the township of Pima. He reportedly stepped among bushes to scare rabbits, slipped, and the gun discharged, killing him. Local authorities are reviewing the incident.
Sir Eric Teickman, 50, veteran British diplomat to the Far East and former ambassadorial figure in Chungking, was shot dead on his Honingnam Hall estate in Norfolk. Police say wounds were solid. motive linked to earlier poaching tensions on the estate. His body was found in a wood near the house, a bullet in the head.
The Sixth War Loan drive entered its third week with subscriptions over 1 million dollars ahead of schedule. Two weeks brought in 5.3649 billion dollars, about 30 percent of the goal, with individuals contributing 3.1691 billion and corporate investors 3.672 billion of their respective quotas.
A double funeral was planned today for Mrs. Theresa Robinsons 43 and her daughter Mrs. Marie Lindhart 23 who were burned to death after being trapped in a blaze in their South Orange apartment on Sunday.
Franciscan Fer Matthew Miller of Boston will lead a three day preparation for the feast of the Immaculate Conception at St Marys Church this week. The program includes morning instructions and 7:39 evening devotions with Benediction and a special choir program by St Man’s choir under Miss Agnes Sheeran.
East Side Second Baptist schedules a Thursday afternoon and evening Christmas sale and supper in recreation rooms with a 6:30 supper, Farther Lights Society supervising. Booths run by multiple members including Mrs Schneider and Mrs Millard. Triumph Rebekah Lodge automat supper closes tweets. Turkey supper planned at Third Presbyterian Church hall with Women’s Guild chairs. Methodist notes postpone midweek prayer and announce turkey supper and weekday school schedule.
Justice Murray convened the Tecember term of the Supreme Court for Rensselaer County and warned the grand jury to protect the innocent. He recalled star chambers and urged jurors to examine evidence without fear, discard coerced confessions, and indict only on solid proof.
The Apostleship of Prayer, also called the League of the Sacred Heart, marked its 101st year with more than 12 000 members attending a 200th anniversary Pontifical Mass at St. Ignatius Loyola Church in New York City. Archbishop William T. McCarthy and prominent Jesuit priests led the service. The order was founded in Paris by Jesuit Fr. Francis X. Garrellet in 1830.
The Heather Group at Memorial Methodist Church hosts a dinner for Troy Harmonie Club members ahead of their Christmas meeting, with the Woman's Society planning December events led by President Mrs Wallace Bryce. Reports on last month’s activities will be given, and religious instruction at 2:30 p.m. precedes choir rehearsals and midweek service.
The German government warned of reprisals against French citizens in the Reich in response to trials of Arts sympathizers and executions of Nazi collaborators in France. A foreign office spokesman cited monitoring by the Red Cross in Switzerland and said Berlin would take corresponding measures.
A limited broadcast from a spokesman in Germany discussed ongoing persisting pressures in France and occupied Alsace Lorraine as part of the de Gaulleist opposition context. Details remain fragmentary and unclear.
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